How to Prepare For a Successful Job Search for 2024
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The document provides guidance on preparing a job search for 2024. It discusses the state of the job market, focusing on growth in AI and healthcare but also continued layoffs. It recommends figuring out what you want to do by researching interests and skills, then conducting informational interviews. The job search should involve building a personal brand on LinkedIn, actively applying to jobs, tailoring resumes and interviews, maintaining job hunting as a habit, and continuing self-improvement. Once hired, the document advises setting new goals and keeping skills and networking active in case of future opportunities.
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How to Prepare For a Successful Job Search for 2024
- 1. How to Prepare Your Job Search for 2024 Albert Qian Founder, Albert’s List January 4, 2023
- 2. About Me San Francisco Bay Area born-and-raised job search entrepreneur. Founder of Albert’s List, a community of 47,500+ members on Facebook connecting job seekers, hiring managers, job opportunities, and networking. Join at https://bit.ly/findyournextjob.
- 3. Agenda The State of the Job Market How to Figure Out What You Want To Do How to Approach the 2024 Job Search What to do Once you’ve Been Hired Next Steps
- 4. Our Goals For Today’s Webinar PROVIDE A 50,000-FOOT VIEW OF THE JOB MARKET, AND THEN ZOOM IN. LEAVE YOU EMPOWERED TO BEGIN YOUR JOB SEARCH. BRING CLARITY TO HOW YOU WANT TO APPROACH YOUR CAREER.
- 5. The State of the Job Market
- 9. Jobs: AI, AI, AI, and Healthcare
- 10. AI Leads to Layoffs
- 11. And Layoffs are Expected to Continue
- 13. Forward Forecasts: A Lot of Hope According to recruiters, there might be a return to growth in Spring 2024. Many economists expect interest rates to fall in a presidential election year, spurring more investment. Election years generally have a good economy. AI will remain hot as companies continue to invest in the technology. Recession worries continue. All of this is speculation—you are still in control of your own career.
- 14. How to Figure Out What To Do
- 15. Start With What You Know MANY PEOPLE VIEW CAREERS AS KNOWING THE ANSWERS NOW. IT’S NOT THAT. KNOW WHAT YOU ARE GOOD AT OR CAN BE GOOD AT. EVALUATE YOUR VALUES AND INTERESTS.
- 17. Do Your Research Pay attention to ongoing industry trends. Understand the skills that are needed to get into a certain job. Invest in the education and outcomes. Conduct informational interviews.
- 18. Invest in Yourself Navigate imposter syndrome. Invest in education— and projects. View yourself as a startup ready to launch. Network in the right communities.
- 19. How to Approach the 2024 Job Search
- 20. Understanding What’s Ahead It’s the toughest job market since 2008. Competition is fiercer than ever across all functions. Some industries are faring better than others. Don’t be hard on yourself but be fair. Look for opportunities in unlikely places.
- 21. Don’t Take a Great Resignation Mindset into a Return to Office World
- 22. Step #1: Build Your Personal Brand It’s not who you know or what you know, it’s who knows you. Build credibility and recognition through thoughts. Go where your audience is (usually LinkedIn). Network and meet people strategically.
- 23. Step #2: Go on Offense With Your Search TURN ON ”OPEN TO WORK” SETTINGS. USE THE JOB SEARCH SITES THAT BEST FIT YOU. UNDERSTAND THAT OPPORTUNITIES CAN FROM UNLIKELY PLACES. FIND AN ACCOUNTABILITY PARTNER.
- 24. Step #3: Tell the Story You Want Heard Build a resume that showcases your history. Create interview answers based on what you anticipate. Be consistent with your message to the world. Practice, practice, practice.
- 25. Step #4: Interview with Confidence Understand what’s at stake. Know where you create risk and mitigate. Know where you excite employers and build momentum. Use the types of interview questions to your advantage.
- 27. Step #5: Turn Job Hunting into a Habit Don’t stop until you sign an offer and keep going until you start. Be consistent about job hunting and finding your next role. Be flexible, yet don’t sacrifice for the things you really want. It’s OK to take a contract as a bridge.
- 28. Step #6: Help Others IT’S A TOUGH JOB MARKET OUT THERE. NETWORK AND ASK, BUT ALSO OFFER. SHARE LISTINGS THAT DON’T FIT FOR YOU. BOOST LINKEDIN POSTS FOR GREATER REACH.
- 29. Step #7: Continue Investing in Yourself Overcome imposter syndrome and build confidence. Take courses to increase your skills. Attend conferences and networking events.
- 30. What To Do Once You’ve Been Hired
- 31. A New Job is a New Beginning NOW IS NOT THE TIME TO REST—IT’S THE TIME TO KEEP GOING. YOU SHOWED THE HIRING MANAGERS THAT YOU HAD POTENTIAL; NOW IT’S TIME TO PERFORM.
- 32. A New Job Means New Goals Learning new skills Developing leadership Growing communications skills Earning increased duties
- 33. Things to Keep in Mind A job is rarely forever, so keep networking and building your brand. As you register accomplishments, write them down for your resume. Stay in touch with old recruiters and those you network with.
- 34. Next Steps
- 35. Learn more in The Job Seeker Survival Kit • 39 videos across finding your next job, discovering what you want, what to do once you get hired, and sample mock interviews. • 49 hours+ of total content. • $1,600 of content for $17. • Idea to IPO attendees get an extra $30 off! Get your Kit Today: https://bit.ly/hired-in-2024
- 36. Stay in Touch Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/albertqian Join Albert’s List and introduce yourself. Be sure to indicate you discovered me or the community through this webinar.
- 37. Thank You